I signed the petition but still we (you) guys should maybe start thinking about stopping the daydreaming. AD made a decision and this decision is a final one.
The only thing which could happen is: Okey guys we will continue to have Softimage in our product portfolio without developing for it. Is that what everyone wants ?? Staying with a software which isnt further developed ? In that case we can simply keep our old versions no problem. If you want anything else, you will not suceed anyways. It will end up working on a dead software, whatever we do. It is too late. Companies who are working with softimage will migrate to other software. Even if autodesk changes it's mind. So no more SI jobs will lead to the need to migrate to a new Software anyways. Just my 2 cent. And don't think I am not sad about what happend. 2014-03-08 19:30 GMT+01:00 Nick Martinelli <n...@nickmartinelli.net>: > I apologize for labeling this as URGENT, I really feel that this > should be read by all regardless of side. > > > The outcry from the community is staggering both on here and the > petition (3520 in only a couple days!). I seriously doubt that AD's reps > were prepared for such a backlash. They are being bombarded with emails > right now, some full of warranted CG rage and others making valid points. > Due to this, it's very easy for them to get overlooked. I'm not defending > them, but I know that if I was in their shoes I wouldn't want to sift > through a bunch of emails putting me down. This isn't to say that those > thoughts aren't warranted, I know I'm fighting back some rage words as I'm > typing this. If we want answers, we unfortunately need to be diplomatic. > > This thread is intended to group all of our questions together in a > way that they can't go unnoticed. I have seen some fantastic inquiries > that haven't been addressed. So please word your questions concisely and > clearly here, also do your best to refrain from any insults or harsh > language. Lets organize everything in a polite and strategic way, if they > still go unanswered then they really aren't "listening". > > > > -- > > Nick Martinelli > (201) 424 - 6518 > www.nickMartinelli.net > n...@nickmartinelli.net >
